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by jagermo 11y ago
This looks really nice - are you planning to support other OS, like Android, WP or Blackberry?
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by jagermo 11y ago
"not yet sure if there is a nation behind it, as it seems to be too advanced for everyday hackers"
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by jagermo 11y ago
I agree with you. This company has done some bad stuff and I kind of like that their dirty secrets get dragged into the light.
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by jagermo 11y ago
No need to apologize, this is not only an interesting topic and problem, but also a very good discussion. Thanks for bringing that up, might it be ok if I use your question to build around it and see what it is like for non US-websites?
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by jagermo 11y ago
I would through so much money in Blizzards direction if they'd release HD versions of WC 1, 2 and 3.
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by jagermo 11y ago
Ok, so: The RCS software from Hacking Team is basically a Remote Access Trojan, right? As it says in the description: "It is a tool for taking control of the endpoints, that is, the PCs" [0] So they already have control over the s
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by jagermo 11y ago
But California could be ready for this, right? I mean it would make sense to build cisterns or something to collect the water and use it for the next drought? Or would that take too much foresight?
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by jagermo 11y ago
thank you guys for all the feedback so far. I think I'll stay with wordpress for another year and re-evaluate after that.
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by jagermo 11y ago
Yes, I agree. But I try to have as few plugins as possible (since they give attackers a broader target, imho), so it might be possible to work around that.
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Ask HN: Should I ditch Wordpress for Ghost?
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by jagermo 11y ago
Good luck. Kinko.me tried the same approach and sadly, there wasn't enough interest to fund it.
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by jagermo 11y ago
thank you, I think I was the only one. I have no idea what Brave is. A sports app? something like quizz duel?
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by jagermo 11y ago
No problem. Yes, that might appeal to law enforcement, even if their intentions are good. It would be interesting to compare the benefits to other programs, like raising the amount of patroling police etc.
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by jagermo 11y ago
That makes sense. I've seen something similar on the TV show "Flashpoint", mobile microphones/sensors were used to triangulate the position of a sniper iirc. This obviously makes sense, if you have the manpower to react
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by jagermo 11y ago
I was more under the impression that the gun violence is not really so high as to justify a constant monitoring system to watch out for (especially if you need a person to look over the reports and then alert law enforcement - I get the fee
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by jagermo 11y ago
As far as I see it you waste money that could be better used in staffing police, implementing social programs etc - this thing is a solution to a very tiny problem: gunshots that are not reported via emergency calls. As far as I can see thi
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by jagermo 11y ago
Right? I thought that was just something from TV/Movies - this looks more like they are selling fear than something real. Why would a city invest in something like this? Especially if you get the information via emergency calls?
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by jagermo 11y ago
Wait - what? There are so many guns fired in US cities that a company can build a sustainable business creating a system that spots these gunshots?
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by jagermo 11y ago
I was at Defcon that year, the Ninjas did a real cool job. I got to play around with one of the phones a little, the UI and the interface was really nice - i'd love to see this as an actual UI. Plus, the party was spectacular, as far a
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by jagermo 11y ago
Does the pan feature work with touchscreens? That would be very, very, very fancy!
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by jagermo 11y ago
I can see why they should get a cut - they provide not only a very moddable game but also pretty good tools. I would be ok if Bethesda has an incentive to design their future games with modding capabilities in mind. But they should not get
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by jagermo 11y ago
I think that is for passengers during the critical phases (takeoff/landing) so that they are not distracted. A few airlines have switched over to digital maps for airports, since they offer some substantial advantages (less weight, mor
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by jagermo 12y ago
This one: http://it-ebooks.info/book/1060/ ? It'll be just a hobby, so I have the luxury of taking it slowly :)
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by jagermo 12y ago
Hm, interesting point. Although I don't think it will be a lot of data, but I'll look into it when I have it up and running.
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by jagermo 12y ago
That is exactly the reason why I want to do it: The task is not very complex, as some mentioned I could to it in Excel. So I'm confident that I won't run into any big problems (aka stuff I can solve with a little Google-Fu). It&#x
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by jagermo 12y ago
You guys are fantastic. Thank you so much, you helped me a lot. This is why I love this community, so much help for newbie. I'm still sifting throug the comments, so please be patient, I'm trying to answer to all of you. It might
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by jagermo 12y ago
There are several still acitve in Munich, if you are in town: http://www.muenchenwiki.de/wiki/Paternosteraufzug
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by jagermo 12y ago
Python and Ruby look really nice. I read a lot of good things about Go. Choices, man....
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by jagermo 12y ago
Thanks for the answer. Yes, the ammount of solutions is staggering, however it makes the choice a little harder.
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by jagermo 12y ago
Yes, I know, its a little vague. But that's how it is if you look at it from the outside, I guess. There are so many languages, frameworks etc so it is kind of hard to find the right starting point. One of the reason why I asked here :

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